I don't know if I'm missing something but I found that when you "build" an overlay it goes correctly in input bar but from that moment you can't make any variation to that. If you want change something written for example, you must close that overlay and build another one. This is not a problem but if you assign an overlay to a shortcut and/or to an activator, a lot of operations are needed. It could be much simpler to add the possibility to make a simple variation as that I describet without to build a new overlay.

@ spino

Like Guillaume, I am a little confused.
Are you talking about XAML "Title" Inputs or some other type of Input that you have "built"?
If you right click a "Title" Input, you can open the Title Editor and edit the appropriate field (either Live or not).
Edits can also be made through the API and Shortcuts.
Dynamic Flash Inputs are a whole other kettle of fish and require a secondary controller to update properly.
Please elaborate on your issue or observation.


Ice